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Lars-Göran HanssonLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB18 augusti 2026344 omdömen

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Jan-Åke HanssonLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB21 juli 202674 omdömen

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Thomas EricssonLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB17 juli 2026133 omdömen

Trevlig personal men tragiskt vänterum utan någon som helst ombonad. Att det inte ens finns en toalett är under all kritik.

M Johnsson

BBBBBBBBBB13 juli 20264 omdömen

This is by far the most awful unprofessional rude ,dirty hospital I’ve ever seen It’s a complete disaster! Arrived at ER at 4pm and got a bed in the hallway!!! I don’t even think they care to give care here It’s now midnight and I’m still waiting ?! Horror at its finest !!

Dalila Porcelli

BBBBBBBBBB4 juli 2026

The worst experience ever. I won’t tell the all story, but I got there paid 200kr to receive no treatment. Not even a prescription, the doctor seemed even disgusted to touch me. I told him I could not feel my arm and he just did not care at all. Once I got out from the room I even saw to doctors looking at their phone with they’re legs on the desk. Shame on you.

adeela abid

BBBBBBBBBB7 juni 20264 omdömen

On 10th March 2025, our first baby was born and died due to shoulder dystocia. I strongly believe that several risk factors—including my prediabetes, a very large baby (4.8 kg), my pregnancy reaching 41+2 weeks, an above average belly size, repeated denied requests for an ultrasound, and signs of fetal distress were not properly considered, and I was never offered a C-section. We trusted the medical team because it was our first pregnancy, but I believe my care should have been more individualised rather than relying solely on general guidelines. From my perspective, the main midwife was not actively taking charge while a student midwife was carrying out much of the care during such a critical emergency. I share this in memory of my baby and in the hope that no other family experiences the same heartbreak and to raise awareness about the importance of recognising risk factors and listening to mothers’ concerns.